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Natwar suffers minor heatstroke

Deeg (Rajasthan): Senior Congress leader and former External Affairs Minister, Natwar Singh suffered a minor heatstroke while addressing an election rally at a village near here today.

Mr. Singh, 74, was flown in a helicopter to Deeg for a medical check-up, Sub-divisional Magistrate B.L. Goyal said, adding that his condition was stable and he was resting.

PTI

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